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Robert Espinoza

Sheri Johnson, Ph.D.

Sanjiv Rao, Ph.D.

How Are Children’s Issues Portrayed in the News? A Media Content Analysis

What is the role of the news media in influencing public thinking about children’s issues? And how can recognizing these media frames help us build engagement and increase support for the...

Public Thinking About Care Work in a Time of Social Upheaval: Findings from Year One of the Culture Change Project

To what extent is this unprecedented pandemic shifting thinking about care work? The FrameWorks Institute is exploring this question as part of our empirical study on culture change during a time...

Communicating About the Social Implications of AI: A FrameWorks Strategic Brief

Artificial intelligence (AI): good or evil?

Communicating about the Social Implications of AI: Research Methods and Sample Composition

Research supplement for 'Communicating About the Social Implications of AI: A FrameWorks Strategic Brief.'

Reframing Aging Through Images: Recommendations from Research

Just like words, images play an important role in the implicit messages we send about older people.

Reframing Aging Through Images: Research Methods Supplement

This supplement provides detailed information on the research informing FrameWorks and AARP's strategic brief on reframing aging through images.

Reframing Aging Through Images: Fact Sheet

Images shape attitudes about aging.

How Do Other Fields Think About Narrative? Lessons for Narrative Change Practitioners

This report offers eight lessons about narrative—provided by luminaries in marketing and advertising, entertainment media/narrative arts, psychoanalysis, and technology—which can be applied to...

Talking About Poverty: Narratives, Counter-Narratives, and Telling Effective Stories

This report synthesizes the complex body of research around existing poverty narratives and counter-narratives, with practical advice about how to use narratives to create better stories—and,...